Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 5, 1884, Page 3

) | ) ] <500 o N— THE DAILY BEE-"SATURDAY, JANUARY b, 1884. The hebraske Natronal Bank OF OMAFA, NEB, S — Up Oapital - 260, Qurplus Fund, Nov. 1,1888 o080 . W. YATES, President, for man years Cashler the First National Bank of Omaka. A. E. TOUZALIN, Vico President, of Boston. W, V. MORSE, of W. V. Morse & Co. HNS. COLLINS, 1 G.H &J. 8. Collios, M. WOOLWORTH, Co. nselor and Attorney st Law. L. 8. REED, of Byron Reed & Co. This Bank opened for husiness April 27, 1882, he directors and stockholders are among the lesd gbusiness of Omaha, and ita business 1s conducted with especial reference to the best and lacreasing to terosta of ita morcantile patrons. Oollections recelve prompt attontlon and charges Towest obtainable here or elsewhere, Interest allowed on time deposite upon favorable torma and upon accounta of banks and bankers, Forelgn Exchange, Government 18 nds, and [County and City Securition bought and sold Councll Bluffs Loan and Trust Company. First Mortgage Loans Nogotiated. “Commercinl dall Good Securities dealt in. 89 Pearl 1 508 First avenue, Council Blufts. FINANCE AND COMMERCE. FINANCIAL Nw Yorx, January 4. Money—Easy at 14@2} per cent; closed of- fered at 2 per cent. Prime Paper—5@6} per cent, Exchangs Bills—Steady at 4.82}; demand, 4,854 Governments—Weak, Stocks--The market was ircegular in early dealings. Union Pacific and Missouri Pa- cific and St. Paul were weaker, while the Northern Pacific and Oregon were strong and the general list firm. Union Pacific declined from 72} to 71, St. Paul from 93§ to 021, On reports that the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy had refused to accept the terms offered by the allied roads, a decline in the stocks named made very little impression on the general market. Shortly after 1 o'clock the w! list turned in the direction of higher prices, and during the last hour an established ranging from } tc o As compared with last night's ¢ losing, prices are 1 to 3] per cent higher. OOUPONS l’ldflu 6% of ' STOOKS AND BONDS, American Express. Burl., Cedar Rapids & Northor Central Pacific. . Chicago & Alton. do do pfd.. Obl, Burl & Qutncy. THE Fort Wayne &Chicago Hannibal & St. Toseph, do do pfd Tilinofs Conteal. ., ” Tnd., Bloom. & Western. Kansas & Texas Take Shore & Michigan So. Michigan Central 3 Mianeapolis & St. Lou do’ 'do pid Missouri Pacific. .. ... Nocthern Pacific. Peoria, Decatur % Ev. Rock Island......... St. Paul & Milwaukea do do St. Paul Minn. d'. \[nnlm ‘St. Paul & Omaha.. do_ di Texas Pacil Union Pacific.. Wabash, St. L. &7 mlhn. do _do do Western Union Telewnp *Asked. e —— THE WEEK IN CHICAGO. Special Dispatch to The Bee. UHICAGo, January 4.—Speculation in grain and provisions continued through the week with considerablo vigor. Tho trading was largely on local account, outside orders heing absent. The general public is not expected to enter the market at present by the most conservative commission, although many look for a bulee in prices this month which shall induce trading by speculators in the north- west. DPrices until the middle of the week tended downward. On Thursday spirited buying sent up prices from 1} to 1ic, the largest improvement being in wheat, The activity was not, however, repeated on sub- sequent days and on the whole the range of prices was small. Thero is no change to mnote in wheat, 1t still continues to arrive in large quantities, The warehouses are nearly full and will shortly be overflowing. The same conditions exist in corn, By Feb- ruary first there will be room for no more, but storakeapers will probably build cribs for it, ‘The feeling is bullish on corn, and about even- ly divided on wheat. Provisions were generally firm, Mess pork guctuated over a range of G0 cents. The pncken who usually manipulate the market to suit themselyes are bearish, it is said, in order | p. to get dov the price of hoge. The latter ar- 1ive in by no means large numbers, Seneral business shows small change. The market is depressed for dry goods, boots and es, clothing, iron and crockery. The cold weather has xllghtly stimulated” the rate of woolens, No immediate improvement is Tooked for, and by many business men the out- look for the coming year s pronounced far from promiving, Banle oloarings' arg smal than usual, owing to these facts. (mnum,y shipments’ to the country were not large, Money is easy on good collateral and mercan- tile paper. o —— GRAIN AND PROVISIONS, ———t CHIOAGO PRODUCE, Cuicaco, January 4.— Flour— Market quiet and unchar ofiml medinm to choice spring wheat flours, 4 00@4 75; fair to tne winter wheat flours, 4 50@5 25; Minnesota bakers' good to choice, 4 75@> 1 ‘Wheat—. l-uxlxlnr upmm.l stronger but un- settled, advauced fo, then receded and closed easy at jc below yesterday; January, um Vebruary, U5h@95fc; May, 102h@1 023; winter wheat, quiet at 97@98c; spring wheat, higher, but closed lower at94)@94fc, Jorn—Market unsettled with fluctuations rapid and severe; shortly after the opening r‘cun reached l’(flllln higher than the close vastmdny, then decline: lrrsgulur]r under free offerings: closed fo lower for January, fe lower for February and jc higher for May: cash, B0{@57c; Januacy, 561@57c; May, 9] G, O s —Market opened firm; prices ranged jo higher; clused easy at about g higher for long deliveries; cash, 43hc; February, 334c; May, 81{@3ric. Itye Market stoady at f8}c. Barley —Market quiet at G0@6:2 . imothy~Nominal;choico 1 0} common ! Plaxssed - Dull st 1 40, Pork—Mess, opened ceded again and near the c! dium figures; ruled steady; cash, 14 37)@ U 40; February, 14 46@ 14 1733 April, 14 77} @14 80; May, 14 97,@156 Lard—Market steady Bt fuctusted 106 12} and closed whore oponod; cash, § 80@ 83241 Fabraary, 8 B@8 87); : May, 9 173@9 A, © Jo; 745 hort ribs, 7 45; short clear, Butter—Receipts amall and th light; choice oreamerios, & wod, @S faucy dairles, 26@470; lls, common, 13@1 Cl 20c higher, re- s rallied to mo- 775, B L 1 it cholen full arsis L i April,'0 07A@ @ loug clar, L demand 33@30¢; fair to heddars, 124@13; cholen fulcream flute, 19@ j good part ki cheddars. and flats, § ~Fresh, 26@26c. lll jos—Market steady; groen salt cured bull and damaged, 6o; green salt cured, light and heavy, 8c; groan salt calf, 11c. Tallow—No. |muum. 7he; No, 2, country, Bic; cake, T Whisky 11' ALt Boary.—Wheat— Regular, ke lowor for January, Fobruary and March; jo lower for May. Sales, 630,000 bu, Corn igher for Januar Fobruary and March, _Sales, Oats—}e lower for February; $ 000 b, February and May. e lower for 0,000 bu. Lard—-2jc hh(hor for February and e hivh- or for May, Sales, 950 tierces, PRORIA PRODUCR. Pronta, January 4. —Corn—Market active but firm; new mized, 46@464c; new rejected, 43@43}c. Oata—Scarce and firm: . 2 white, 33}c, Whisky—Firm at §1 1 ST, LOUIS PRODUCE, 8r. Lows, January 4.—Wheat—Higher early, closed below yesterday; §1 01 bid cash: 2102} for January; 1 04} for February; $1 09 for May; No. 8 red, 04h(@94gc. Corn- Opened higher and closed lower; 483c fox cash; 4 for January; 48k for February; 58ke for M Onte- Higher and slow/at 324@83c for cash; 32¢ bid for J anuary; 83¢ for February; 87c_for ay. Rye M@he bid, Barley—b0(@80c. Butter—Unchanced. Tiegs—Unchanged at 24c. Bran- 6 Corn Meal —$2 BoArn.—Wheat —Market lower; $1 02 asked for January; $1 03§ for Febru- 31 083@1 09 for May. npwnml lower but advanced to 474@ J mu{\:), 47i@48%c for February; ay. 32 for January; 33¢ for {c bid for May BALTIMORE. Baurivore, January 4,—Wheat—Waestern, firmer; No. 2 winter red, cash, 106@1 06, Corn —Western, firmer; mixed, cash,50@t0c, Oats—Scarce, firm and quiet; western white, | 40@42c; mixed, 38@: Buttcr—]!ull' wmuma packed, 10@22c; creamery, 25 Eggs —u.m : frosh at 27@28ec. NEW YORK, New York, January 4.—Wheat—Cash :(u e lower, options opetied a shade higher, ol off @lc,closing heavyy uuyrmlu(l red Ylc@ 1 b. 4 red, 88ic; No. 3 red, 102)@1 04}; red, 110@1 orn—Cash, 1@1ic, strong and higher; options '\d\Mlcml ,(mlgv_ closing weak, with a action of L@ 2, 66@67{c; mixed, February; 36 " (@ }c better; mixed western, 40@ white, 41(@d4c. 3 . ]amm Wostern, frosh, higher and firm at 26@28 Pork— Dull and weak; new mess, 14 62}@ 15.00. TLard—Steady; prime stear, 9 15, Butter—Demand fair; market firm for choice. LIVERPOOL. LivERPOOL, January 4. —Breadstuffa—Quiot. Wheat—W inter, 8 44@9s; spring, 8s@s 6d. Corn—2s 4d. KANSAS OITY. Kaxsas Ory. Januaey —Whont—Stead 2 furu\sh < for Febraary; d Lhe R Higher; 303@30{c for cash; 41ic for Fabraar: 6t bid for M Oats—Duli and nominal; OINCINNATI. Jauuary 4.—Wheat—Market cash, 1 03@1 04; February, e asked. CINCINN. quiet and firm; 1 05§, Corn—Firmer; No. 2 mixed, 493@50c. Ryo—Fi Barley- Firm and ||nehnn5(|:rl irmer at 1475, Tard—Strong_at 8 Bulk Meats—Stronger. Whisky—Strong and higher at 114, NEW ORLEANS, New Om.n.vs. January 4, Com—qmet' mixed, 55¢; white and yellow, Oats—Higher and scarce at 47@4Sc. Corn Meal—Lower at 2 37 4. Pork- arce and firm; new, 15 50, Lard—Steady; tierces, refined, 8 75; keg, 9 25 Bulk Meats—Quiet. \vmsky_aewty and unchanged; western rectified, 115@1 20. TOLEDO. Totzno, January 4.— Wheat — Market dull and drooping; red, cash and January, 110} asked. Corn—Market dull; No. 2red, cash and January, 53}c bid, Oati=Market dull; No. 2, cash and Janu- id. ary, MILWAUKEE, February, No. 2, Hie; Firmer and scarce; 5@ 7y v Oats—IFirmer and scarce; No, 2 wanted at Tye—In fair demand at 63@034c, Barley—Lasier; cash, 614c. TRAFFIC. FLOUR AND GRAIN, Omicaqo, January 4,—Receipts and ship- monts of flour and grain for the past 24 hours have been as follows: Rocoipts. Ship'ta, Flour, bbls....... 19,000 11,000 Wheat, bushels 81,000 14,000 Corn, bushels 2000 44,000 Ouu, bushels 59,000 20,000 Rye, bushels. 10,000 5,000 Barloy, bush 000 19,000 New Yomrk, Jum shipmentsof flour an ave been as follows: 1,—Recoipta and grain for the past 24 houra Resolpts Ship'ts. 4,000} 000 Wheat, bushels Corn, bushels Oats, bushels. . LIVE STOCK, OH10AGO, January 4,—Receipts and ship- ments of live stock for the past 24 hours have been as follows: Receipts, Ship'ts, Oattl; 5,600 Hogs. 12,000 Sheen. 3,000 y 4.—Recelpts and AR T T A e e have been as follows: Recelpts, Bhip'ta, Oattl... ; 50 ¥ o0gs. .. Sheep. .. B1. Louis, Januar; ments of live stock been as follows: 4,—Recolpts and ship- or the pust 24 hours have 4,500 1,700 1,100 1,000 LAVE BTOOK. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, OiicaGo, January 4,—The Drovers' Jowrnal reports this afterncon aa follows: Hoge- Stroug on shiipping accountpackine, 5 15@b 60; packing and sh p]nin , B 65@6 30 1.4,1.;‘ 5 10ab 50; skips, 3 1065 “lattle—Strong; exports, 6 nou. 60; good to me- ¢ ice shipping, 5 50@6 00; common to dium, 4 25@5 40; inferior to fair cows, 2 3.60; medinm to good, 4 00@6 00; stocke; 300@3 90; feeders, 4 00@4 G0, Sheep —Market stead 400 per cwh medium to- good, 4 00@1 50; choice to extra, 4 60@ ST, LOUIS LIVE §10CK Sr. Lovis, January 4.—Cattlo—Scarce and strong for all »mls(mlau. oxports 6 00@6 H0; good to ¢ 5 506 00; medium to fair, 1 85@5 40; comtuon, 4 25@4 60; Texans, 8 0 @4 00, Sheep—Best grades, firm; common, dull; fair m extra, 4 25@5 00; medium to fair, 350 —Higher; light, 5 50@3 75; packing, 5 80; butchers' to extra, b 80@6 15, KANSAS CITY LIVE 8TOCK, Kaxsas Ciry, Javuary 4.—The Daily In. dicator reports: Cattlo -Shipping, 5 50 easier; natives, 570 , | 9c.; 10011 ke, 9 i | case, 8 T0@3 90; Roceipts, Ship'ts, [ XX 700 250 cows, 8 25@4 00; 3 60@4 50, Hogs —Opened firm; classed wonker with & number of cars unsol. ales, 5 15@5 80, Sheen —Market stoady; natives, 2 B OMAHA MARKETS. ‘Wholesale Prices, Orrior or Tar Onaxa Brr, Friday Evening, Januaty 4 The following prices are charged rotailers by jobbers, wholesalers and commission mer. chants, with the exception of grain, which is quotad at the prices furnished by the elovators and othor local buyers: Gramn, Wirar—Cash No. 2, 784c; No, 8, 650, Baruey—Cash No. 2, 5dc, Ryr—Cash No 46e. Oorx—No. Oars—No. 2, 34c. Live Stock. Kar Sterrs—Quiet at 4 00@5 00, Far Cown—8 00@8 L0, Hoas# 75@5 2 Suerd /L8 0@ OALvEs—Fair quality 4 50@5 00; good,butch+ are’ stock, 6 50, stockers and feeders, Flour andZMillstufts, WinteR Wirar—Bost quality, patent, at 8 85@S3 65, SrCOND QUALITY—2 75@8 25, :rmnu WHEAT—Best quality, patent, 8rcoxn QuaLITY—2 50@38 35, BRAN—BbC per cwt. Ouorren Frep—Per 100 1bs. 850, CorN MEAL—1 00@1 10 per owt BOREENING—B5@T750 per ew General Produce. Borrer — Fancy _creamery, 83@3bc; cold storago creamery, 25@27c; choloe dairy, 20 @24c; best country, solid packed, 12@15c; best_country, roll, 16@18c; inferior grades I()@‘l-lc. TReceipts are small, and the demand pod. Saas—Market stocked; sales to-day at 22@ @24c; demand light. Meats—Hams, 187c; breakfast bacon, 104c; cloar side bacon, short, 9lc; clear side lacon, dry salt short, dry salt long, Iders, 7c; driod beef, 124¢; lard, re: fined, 10c. Arpres—Fancy Jonathans, $1 50@5 00; fancy Ben Davis, 83 60@4 00; fancy .lonm,. $3 00@3 50; fancy Willowtwig, 23 25@3 75, Demand good. CrEersE—Now York State full croam, late Sevtembor make, 14c; New York Stata full cream, 10 hoop lots, 183c; do full cream, 50 Hoop1ots, 1830; Wisconsin, fall cream, 1n Box, 14¢; Young Americas, striotly full cream, 14 full cream, 12¢; full_cream 10 hoop lots, 11 full cream flats, 124c; full croam flat, 11 o fancy brick choeso, 100 Ib cases, 154c; Lim! burger 133c; genuine old Swiss, 19, PoraToRS—Recoipts small | and prices 00d, Consignments of strictly choice, firgs alaed; straight, potatoes are salling fmm 40 to 45¢; wived cars to 88¢c ane light demand; peachblows, 50c. Swerr Porators—Choice vellow, none. ON1088—No demand; market overstocked. EBEANS—Hand picked natives, $2 25@2 50; hand |1xickud mediums, $175@200. Re- ceipts large, GAME—Prairie chickens, per doz., 83 00 to 825; quail, $1 25 to 1 50; snipe, $1 50 to 1 75; ducks, Mallard, per doz, 2 00@2 50; mixed, 81 50 to 2 00. Be careful that your game comes to market in nice condition, FresH OvsTers—Selects, 40c; standards, 85¢; mediume, 2 CELERY—45 PouLtry—Live chickens, per doz, 175@ 200; full dressed chickens, per Ib, 3@10c; tur- keys, por 1b., 16@17c; ducks, 10@12; geese, Fkoe_Exkea) Tancy ba lemons, 88,00, fancy Messina lomons, per box, $7 25; 5 box lom Messina lemons, 87 00; 10 box ]nu do., Malaga lemons, fancy, $5 00; do 5 box a1 50, OltAhrltl—Louiahnu per bbl, 8900: do., |q box, 85 00; per box, S stem cut Jan.aicas, per bbl, §10 00; 00; Florida, per box, $5 25 BaNANAS—Choice, per hunch 33 00@4 00. CraNBERRIES—Bell and bu; ]ar $10 00@ 12 00; bell and cherry, 89 50@10 50, Above quotations for choice. Dates—Black Arabian, per 1b, 8@9%¢; quarter crates, 10c. Fias—25 1b. kegs, per 1b., 12hc; 10 lh box, ayer, per 1b,, 16c; small’evals por b., 18c. ‘CocoANUTS—Extra fine, per 100, 8 00, CipER—Pure éweet cider, 22 gal ks,i!sn 00; M. & P. clarifed, 16 gal k keg, $4 75; M. & P. clarified, 82 gal kog, $ 1b pails, 186; Competition mixed, in 80 Ib i 30 1b' pails, 126; 1 mixod, 1b pails, Ty O xod, 80 Ib pails, 14e; Tip Top, mixed, 30 Ib pails, 130; l'nn. mixed, 80 1o palls, Tijor Fliet stick, 8015 pdls, 1140; Tip Top, stick, 30 15 padls, 12, Vixroah—New York apple 166 Ohio ap: ple, 15, SainDray loads, per bi, 1805 Ashton, In wncks, 8 50; bbla dairy 60, be, 8 30, StARCH--Pearl, 440; Silve Starch, to; Kscalsior ({losy The; Corny Seicks—Pepper, 170; allsplos, 150; cloves Be; cassia 100, f.ye—Amorican, 8 40; Greenwich, 8 40; Wastern, 2 70; North Star, 2 00; Lewis' lyo s Jewll ye, 2 75 Dry Goods. Browx CotroNs—Atlantio A, 8c; Apple? ton XX, To; Atlanta A, 8c; lhwt FF, ; Buckeye | 1.. 44, To; Cabot W, 7ie; Chitte: nango A Great Falls K, 8)o; Hoosior, 6o Honest Width Bes Tndian Hond A, Be; Tndinn Standard A, 8o Indian Orchard, d. 'w., T{c; Lawrence LT, 6he; Mystio River, 7 quot A, 8jo; Utica C, Bho; Wachusott ( d’L, do A, 8k’ do E 48, 12§, ek Baowk Ootroms=Atlsdats ¢4 The, Alligator 8-4, Sc; A 4.4, 790; Atlantio Badger State X 4-4, T Bennington Buckeye § &4, i Indian Orchard AA 9.8, 8%0; Liaconin O 39, 84c; Lohigh K d-4, a Pepporell N 80, 7c; do © 82, Tdo; do li 36, 78e; do K 89, Sjo; Poows C 44, 7 Wamsutta 4 4, 18c. Bnucumv CorroNs—Ands n L 44, s Blackstone AA imperial 8§¢; do do half bloached 4-4, 9o; Cabot 4-4, 8o Fidelity 4-4 ngo; Frult of the Loom, 93c; do cambric 4-4 do Water Twist, 104c; Great Falls Q, 9¢ hufl.n Hoad shrunk 4-4." 12 Lonsdals, 100 o cambric 87, 124o; New York Mills, 12 o Pequot A, 10c; Pepperel, N G_Twills, 12 Pocahontas 4-4, 9c; Poonsset 5.4, 88; Utica lo; Wamsutta O X X, 124 Duoks (Colored)—Albany E, brown, 8c; do 0, drab, 116; do XX stripes and plaids, 121 do XXX brown and drab, stripes and plaids, 121-20; Arlington _fancy, 19c; Brunswick brown, 8 1-2¢; Chariot fancy, 12 1-20; do ex- tra hem¥ 20c; Fall River brown, extra heavy 112 diana A brown, 18} Neponset A rown, Txcma«—Ammkm A C A82,19¢; do XX blue 82, 18 1.2¢; Arrowanna, 91-2¢; Clare mont BB, I %o; Conestoga. extra, 17 12 Hamilton D, 111:2c; Lowiston A0, Toe; Mo nohaha 4-4, 300 § Baael Tiiver 4, Putnam X3 staipo, 126; Shabucket .10 1.56; do_ S5, 15 Veaman's bluo 20, 96, Drx1vs—Amosicong, bluo and brown,101.20; Andover DD blue, 15 Arlm;(um X blue Sontene 18 120;” Goncord - 000, blus and brown, 12 1.2¢; do AAA, do do 1312 do XX to do do, 14 1-20; Haymaker's bluo and brown, 9 1-2¢; Mystic River DD stripe, 161.-2¢; Pear] River, bluo and brown, 16c; Uncasville, blue and brown, 14 1-2c, Caxpitcs—Humard bl 24inch double face, 8c; glazed, Manhattan glovo fnish, bjo; Nowport dorbhe do glnzed, be; Pequot do, bo; Trockwood kid finish, 6e. CoRsET JEANS—Amory, Androscoggin satteon, 8j¢; Clarendon Gfe; Conestoggn sat- toens, 74c; Hallowell, 8c; Indian Orchard, 74c; Narragansott, improved, 8ho; Popperill st teon, 93c; Rockport, 6o, Prants—Allens, Ge; Amortcan, 6he; Amldo, o; Berwick, 4jc; Cochuoo, 64 ;Conestoga, bhcs ankirk, 6e; Dunnell, 63@7e; i&(ldynwne 6c; Gloucoster, Ghe; Harmony, bhe; Knickerbocker, 6he; Morrituac D, 7c; Mystic, bho; Spragues, outhbridge, Gc; do Ginghams, 7c; Marl: boro, bic; Oriental, 83c, GINGrANS—Amoskeag, 9%0; Argyle, 8o; Atlantic, 8¢; Cumberland, 73e; Highland, The; Kenilworth, 9hc; Plunkett, 9hc; Suasex, 8o, CotroNanEs—Abberville, 134c; Agate, 2 Amorican, To; Artisian, 20c; Oniro D and T 18h¢; Clarion’ D and T, 174c; Decan Co, stripes D and T, 16¢; Koystone tucket, 19¢; Nnn]mrml 16c; € 134c; TRoyal, 16hc; Sussex, 1%; Tioga, Wachu- sott shirting checks, 120; do Nankin 12jos York, plain 2 Nanldn, 12}¢; do checks, stripos 27he; _do tal C'42. 11c; ; Now York m 1l do 78, Se; do 6, 22he; Pombroke Poquot 10-4, 28k} do 74, 19¢; do 49, ;' Poppeasll 96, 20c; do 67, 21c; do Utica 96, 36c; do 58, 234e; do'48, 17c. Ellnl stono lln!ng. Lumper, WHOLESALE. at Omaha at the following prices: JOIST AND SCANTLING—16 ft, and under 22 00; 18 ft, 28 50, TiMBERS—16 foot and under, 22 00, TIMBER AND Jo1s7—18 ft, 28 50; 20 ft, 28 50; 22 ft, 26 50; 24 ft, 26 50, TENCING—No, ‘1, 4 and 6 in., 24 00; No. 2, Pics FErr, IRipk, Erc,—Pigs foet, 15 Ib | 2200. Kte, 8115 plgs 401 gx b, 8225 pis foot, 80 1b half bbl, $4 00; tripe, 15 1b kits, $115; tripe, 40 b qr bbl, $2 20; tripe, 80 1b Kalf bbl, $400; pigs umm 5 1b kits, $2 50; pigs tongues, 40 1b qr bbl, 86.00. Lanibs' tongucs, 1515 Kita, 2 65; 40 b qr bb, $0 25, M At At A Packets (buckets 25c) 9c; 371 buckets (hucket 40c), half barrols, Bic. “Assontep JELLY—2-1b stone jars; 12 in onso, | per doz, $2 tumbler, per doz, $! schooner, per_dozen, $310; 1-1b tin (b doz. in cuse, $140; 2'1b tin cans, 2 doz in c 8450, Buik Jeiues—Curcant, 30-Ib wood pails, v 1b, 8he; strawberry, 30-1L wood pails per b, 84¢; raspberry, 30-b wood pails per Ib 84 lackberry, 01> woad. pails per b, crab apple, 80-1b wood pails par Ih, 8kc. ArpLE Burrer—35-1b wondan p s, per 1b, 8¢;_blb woodon pails, G incesa por caso, 3 50 ll’lmcn Burer—20-b wooden pails per 1b, $11 00; 5-1b wooden paiis, 6 in case, per case, 8425, Presknyes—(In 20-1b wooden pails)—Rasp- berr, strawberry, quinco, 14c; peac 14c; cherry, l4c; tomatoes, 11c; plum, 14c; assortod, 5-1b wooden buckets, 6 in case, per case, $4 75; assorted, 2-Ib tin cans, 2 doz in case. per case, $6 50 Nibitaska Coxn Hongy—2.1b frames, 24-1b cases, per 1b, 18c, HAY—Baled, 8 00@10 00 per ton; in bulk, 6 00@6 50 per ton. Grocers List. CANNED Goonst wters (Standard), per trawberries, 2 1b, per case, 210; raqrberrle» 2 1b, per case, 2 90; Bartlett par, por case, %40; Whortleberries, for v, 310; 'egg plums, 3 b, per case, 2 00; groen g, ¥ 21, b, per case, 2 90; pine apples, 2 Ib per 0@5 50, llon:—flhu.l } inch and larger, 10¢, § inch, 10hc; $ inch, 11c. ANDLES—Boxes, 40 1bs, 168, 15¢; 8s, 15c; boxes 40 1bs, 16 oz, 6s, 15c, MarcnEs—Per caddie, 85c; round, cases, 2 b5; square_cases, 170, SuArs—Powdered, 9}c; cut granulated, 8jo; confectioners’ A, 8jc; ard extra C, ‘ extra C, 7]¢; medium yal- low, 7c; dark yellow, 6ic. Covrres—Ordinary grades, 12@124c; fair13 @IBe; good, 1o; prime, 10@iihe; choico 16@17¢; fancy green and yellow,16@164e; old overnuent Java, 20@20c; Lovering’s ronated. 80;_ Arbuckle's rosted, ~18c; McLaughlin's pe XX romsted, 183c; mitation Java, 16} Tior—Toulsiana primo to cholos, 7o; fair Bho; Patma, 6c. Frsii—No, 1 mackerel, half brls., 800; No, 1 mackerel, xita, 115; family mackerel, half brls., 6 00; amily mackerel,” kita, 95c; No, 1 white fish, half brls., 7 00; No, 1 kits, 105, Syuue—Standard Com., 82, bols; Standard do, 4} gullon kegs 1 85; Standard do, 4 gallon kegn 150 Sona- In Ib papers, 3 30 per case; keg per b, PiokLes—-Medium, in barrels, 7 00; do in half barrels, 4 00; kmall, in barrels, & 00 do in half barrels, 4 50; herkin]in barrels, 9 00; do in half barrols, R T 45@5i0; choloo 60 @75c; good Imperial, 40@130; choice, Young l.ljymn, 'Rood, . 80@5o; s, natural leaf, 85c; Japan, dmlue, 60@75c; Oolong, good, 85@40c; Oolong, choice, 40@bbe; Souchong, good, S5@A0c; cholce, 85@Abc, WooneNware—Two hoop pails, 185 throo hoopy pails, 2 10, Tubs. No.1, 9 0; Pio: neer washboards, 185; Double Crown 2 90; Wellbuckots, 8 85, 8oars—Klrk's Savon Tmperial, 8 45; Kirk's satinet, 860; Kirk's standard, 3 75; Kirk's white ‘Russian, 525; Kirk's eutoca, 2 10; Kirk's urn:lm. Quoen, (100 cakes,) 40c; Kirk's olia, doz, oTAsH -—l'enn-ilvmln cans, 4 case, in case, 8 85; Babbitt,s ball 2 do. in case, 1 90; Anchor ball, 2 doz. in case, 1 60, CanpY—French mixed, in 30 1b. pails, 15 Amorican mixed. 1n 30 15 pails, 146; Brilliant mixed, in 80 1b pails, 13¢; Nobby mixed, in 30 | = Lhoiua, loat, 9dei |7 BN a5 1 A s, Sitmemna—No. 1(2d eommon boards), 20 00 0.2, TasiE—Per barrol, 1 25; bulk per bushol* 8%c; coment, bbl, 2 25; Towa plaster, bbl, 2 50; hair hor bu. 50c; Tarred felt, 100 ibs, 3 50; straw oard, 8 50, Paints, Oils and Varnishes. 0118—110° carbon, per gallon, 13c; 160° headlight, por gallon, 14¢; 175° headlight, per gallon, 18¢; 150° water white, 17c; lin seod, raw,; pr gallon,55c; linseed, boiled, per filllnn, 58 Lard, winter str'd, per gallon, 80c: 0.1, 700;No. 3, 60c; castor, XXX, por gal- lon, 1 50; No, d 1 30; sweet, per gallon, 1 00 sperm W.R., per gailon, 100; fish, W. B., ergallon, eatsfoot extra, per gallon, 90c; 0.1, 7bc; lubricating, zero, per gallon, 80c; summer, 15c; golden machine, No. 1, per_gal- lon, 85c; 2, 20c; sperm, signal, per gallon, 80c; turpentine, per gallon, 48¢; naptha 74°, per gallon, 16c. Pa1x1s 1N O —White lead, Omaha P, P, 6c; white lead, St. Louis, pure, 6fc; Marseillos green 1to b b cans, 20c; French zinc, green seal, 120; French zinc, red seal, 11c; Iirench zinc, in varnish asst, 20c: French zinc, in_oil asst, 150; raw and burnt nuber, 1 1b cans, 10c; raw and burnt Sionna, 10c; vandyke brown 130; refined lampblack, 12c; coach black, an ivory black, 1tc; drop black, 16c; Prussion blug, 300; ultramarine blue, 186; chrome groon LM & D, 16g; blind and shutter groon, 1 M. & D, 160; Baris groen, 180; Indian red, 16c; Venatian rod, 9o; Tnscan red, 22c; Amari- can Vermillion, 1. & ., 18¢; chrome yellow L. M., 0. &D. 0., 1hc; yellow ochre, 9e; golden” ochre, 16c, patent dryer, 8¢; graining oolor. light onk, darkouk, waliut,”chtuut ond ash 1bc, Drv Paints. White load, 8c; ¥rench zinc, 10c; Paris whiting, %ho;’ whiting gildere, 1fc; whiting com'l lampblack, Germantown, 14 ordinnry, 106; Prussian_bluo, 5ic; 18c; vandyke, brown, 8c; umber, 5 umber, raw, 4c; sienna, burnt, do; raw, 4o; Paris groen, gonuine, 2 common, 20c; chromo green, N. Y. 20c; chromo green, K., 12¢; vermillion, Kng,, vermillion, American, 18c; Indinn red, ose piuk, 14c; Venetian rod Colusoss, Venotian' rod, American, 1§¢; red load, hromo yellow, ponuins, 0c; chromo yol- , 12¢;ochre, Tochello, 3¢; ochre, Fronch, pchre, American, \wnm 's winor ehigh brown, 24¢; Spanish brown, 2 Princo's mineral VARNISiES—Tar por allon: Furnl ture; oxtra, 81 10; furniture, No. 1, 81; cosch, extra, 81 40; cosch, No. 1, §1 20; Damar, o I R et T shellic, 88 50; hard ofl finish, 81 50, ‘l‘uhlt!unl PrLua Tosacoo -Climax, 600; Bullion 50c; Horseshoe, fle; Star, ;' Ruddy, 4bc; Hor: syl i Tluck, 85@A0e, ¥ 20@30c;good, 45@ e Cur—Coming G0c; ose Leaf, 70c; Promium, 660; Dismond Crown, bie; Sweet Sixteen, 47¢, SuOKING—0, 8., Z1¢; Moorschaum, 280; Dur- ham, 8 oz., 6c; Durham, 4 oz, b’lu, l)lu‘luur 2 0z,, Be; Seal of North Carcfin, 8 oz., hbe Hoal’of North Carolina, 4 0z, 57c; Seal of North Carolina, 2 oz, . hei 0, K1 oz, 28¢; 0. K Dur Ned, #'s 250; To* T % Leather, sole, 88¢ to 420; hemiock w... 8o to 850; sew o Kp, B m{ 00; ruuner G50 to #c; nem o call, 85 to 120; hemlock upper, 28 to 26c; oak “{ m. 2de; alli ator, 4 00 to 5 50; it kid, 82@3h; Greisew kid, 2 50 to 2 76; oak kip, 80c t0 1 00; oak calf, 120 to 1 80; lrnnuh kip, 1 10 to 155; French calf, 1 25 to % 00; rus wets, 650 to 7 50; linings, 600 to 10 50; w» pingn, 9 00 to 10 50; B, T, Morooas, 800 t pe}‘le() D, l;'(moim,sbc l}‘mun,lflgw 5 AnNEsS—No. 1 star oak, 43¢; No 2 do, gty No. T Obi ai e R 2 do, 3; o, 1 Milwaukes 37c; No 2 do 84 nm... ’ l)ull and weak; een butchers, 60; gree ted, T4@7jc; dry flint, 12@13c; dry salt, s R i We quote lomber, lath and shingles, on oars |1 110 damwl hidos, two-thirds price, ALLOW b0, Swnre Prurs— @1 00, Woolt Merino unwashed, light, 14@16c; heavy, 13@15¢; medium unwashed, light, 18@20c; washed, choice, 82¢; fair, 800} tub and wuuhml, 2803 Imrry, black and eotted wmvl. 2@b0 Tess Hoavy Hardware List. Tron, rates, 2 50; plow steel spocial cast, 7o, crucible, Boj ‘special of Garman, Goj ot 't0o} do, 15@20; wagon spokos, set, 2 25@8 00; hubs folloas sawed dry, 1 40; tongues, ; axlos each, 75c; square nuts per Ib, 7@11c; washors or Ih, 8@ 180; rivets, per b, 110; coil chaiv, per Ib, 6@120; malleable, So iron_ wedges, Bo: crowbars, 6c; harrow teoth 4¢; spring toel, 7@8e; Burden's horsehoes, b 00 Burden's muleshoes 6 00, Barern Wine m‘fln lots, 430 perd100, Naiis—Ratos, 10 to 60, 3 00! Sio1—Shot, 1'85; buck shot, 210; orfental powder, kogs, 6 40; do,, half kogs, 8 48; do,, quartor kegs, 1 88; blasting, kegs, 835; fuse, per 100 feet 50c. Lrap—Bar, 165, Ooar—Cumberland blucksmith, 10 00; Mor- ris run Blossburg, 10 00; Whitebreast lump, 5 00; Whi nlvwx\-l nut, 5 00; Towa lump, 5 003 Towa nut, 5 00; Rock Spring, 700; Anthra: cite, 11 25@11 50; Canon City, 700, per ton Tdquor ALOOHOL—188 proof, por wine gallon extra California spirits, 188 proof, 125 per rrw\l gallon; teipl rofinod spitita, 187 nroof, 23 por proof gullon; re-distilled whiskios' 100@150; fine blended, o 00@200; Kon, tucky bourbons, 2 00@7 00; Kentucky and Pennsylvania ryos, 2 00@7 00, BraNDIES—Tmported, 6 00@16.00; domestic 1 40@4 00, Gixs—Imported, 4 50@6 00; domestic, 140 3 00, l{uxl-lmwrm\ 4 50@6 2 00@4 00; domestic, 1 50@8 50, PEACH AND ArPPLE BRANDY—1 75@4 00, CHAMPAGNES —Imported per case, 28 0@ 84 00; American, per case, 12 N0@16 00, ——— DENVER MARKET. New England, CURED MEaTs AND LARD—In tiorces 10c, in pails 1lc, Hams, 14jc; breakfast bacon, l‘;(mm;c- smokoed sides, 93@10c; salt sides, N Frurr AND Pronuok—Potatoes, 55@ 5 per 100 pounds; onions, per 100 pounds, 81 50@2 00; turnips, per 100 Ib, 60@S0c; Col* prado. cabbage, " now, " per 100, "85c@1.00; live chickens, ~old, per doz, ' $4 00 @4 003 kenis por doz, 88 7 amory, Kansas_and Nobraska dairy, por I, 87@5c; cooking, 12@15¢; choess, full cream, per 1b, 10@17¢; apples per bbl, eastern, 'Sh00@6 bo; grapes, per Ib, T@10c; California pears, per b, 7@10c; Mossina lomons, extra, per box, 87 00 @8 00; oranges, $12 00@13 00; Colorado wheat, per 100 1b, $180@1 38; flour, fair quality, $10 00@10 50 per barrel; flour, Graham, per 100 b, $2 00@2 50; flour, rye, par 100 1b, 82 50@2 70; flour, buckwheat, per bhl, 8$10' 00@10 50; corn’ meal, por 100 Ibs, §1 65@1 85; corn, per 100 Tow, 81 0@ 1 85; corn chop, per 1001s, $1 30@1 33; new oats, per 100 Ibs, $1 85@1 4 mbl '\ul!rlulkn, mixed, per 100 1b, $1 33@1 35; wh v 100 Thw, 81 '35@1 45; barloy, per 100 lbs, 850w @1 75; wixed chop, per 100 lbs, 81 33@ 1 40; bran, per ton, 817 00@19 00; llay. per ton, 813 00@16 00; huled second bottom, 10 00@12 00; baled upland, $14 00@17 003 straw, porton, $8 00@9 e— Rallwa.y 'I‘une Ta.ble. TOCAL TRAINS—BRIDGE DIVISION U. P, R R, MAIN LINE. Paciflo Expross.12:06 p m | Atlantlo Expros Wentorn Exnross 8:00 pm | WosternExpross. G. Tland Pass ....4:50 p m | . Island Pass. 1 Lincoln Ex. :80 p m | Lincoln Ex.....12: Arrive af mnnwrdnpuuzumlnuml.m, nmn.' way dopot, Council Bluffs, 30 minutes lates Teave Council Bluff 1 11 0130, - A i Ouniha'20 pautse kb, 8 LAV 000X BTV, Atlantio Ex. JARASH, ST. LOUIS & PACIFIO—T'. PADEFOT. 50 1:20 & m 6 SIOUX OITY & PACIFIC Teave Omaha for Valentin B, & M. IN NEBRASKA. Jenver Express,..8:16 a m | Atlantio...... 0:80pm Pacific Express®.0:35 p m. | Donyer Expross*9:40 & m 0,87 JOE&C. B, R, ¥ Sundays exceptod, Opening and Closiug of Malls, RoUTS. or. cLoum, am, pm. am. pm, 1100 0:00 6:40 8:15 R, &P, C. 9:00 5:40 12:80 816 009 5:40 K. C., 0:00| 540 0:60 Missourl Pacific 7:80 540 ., 8. P, M. & 0 6:00| 7:20 Unlon Paciflc, ovorla 8:00 1186 Union Pacific, Denver Kx 4:00 7:80 0. & Ropublican Valle 1:80/11:86 B. & M. Expross 7:00 7:40 B. &M, for Plai ‘Bond), Ashland and Lincoln, 11:00 Otioe open Buniayy from 14:00 m. 40 1:00 p. m, . K. COUTANT Postmast~: HAWTHORNE, This new and beautiful addition is locatedibetween;Davenportjand|Cassjstreets® only ten blocks from the High Scheol. Lots Will be Sold at $350.to $650. ~-HAWTHORNE! Thislis by all odds the most desirable property placed onjthe market this year. Situated as it is, in the heart of the city, and at prices no higher than is asked for lots two and three miles distant. Davenport Street is Now being:Graded Throughfthis Addition. HAWTHORNE The finest residences in Omaha are being built within seven blocks of this ad this addition and these lots will double in value in less than six months. Lots in Hawthorne will quadruple in price before lots two and three miles dis- tant will double. Call and See Prices and Plat,§and ;Drive [with fus to Hawthorne. £ Parties wishing desirable residence property will find it to their advantage call and see us. EX A W' TELIOX N EL. Is ornamented with a beautiful = rowth of forest trees_ consisting of Oak, Hickory Ash and Elm. Hence the shade and ornamental trees are already planted and full grown, We have property in all parts of the city, both for residence and business pur- purposes, Wo have an Eighty acre tract and 160 acre tract on line of Belt Railroad at BEDFORD & SOUER, 213 South 14th Street, between Farnam and Douglas 7{COMPOUNDED v, W|TH MINERAL WATER. ST REMEDY 3 IN THE W«')hl[r FOF RHEUMATIEM, DYSREPSIA, CONSTIPATION, - {KIDNEY COMPLAINT, i LYNGC_ DISEASES, SEDENTARY: DISEASES y all Wice Merchants a.ud Grocer IMPURE BLOOD LER &CO., PROPRIETORS AN SoLE MANUFACTURERS OMAHA, NEB; L ————— st L) mrerihgistone e